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CRESCENT People: Congressman Jeff Duncan Discusses Job Creation and Economic Development
I think government’s role is to provide some sort of certainty to business…large business, small business, job creators…some sort of certainty in the marketplace where they can make decisions.
Duncan Uses Holiday Break to Chat with Clinton Voters
Whiteford’s Drive-In is always a hot breakfast spot in Clinton, and Wednesday morning was no exception as Laurens County constituents came out for a “listening session” with Laurens resident and Third Congressional District Rep. Jeff Duncan.
South Carolina Freshmen Seize Primary Spotlight
While they may be new to national politics, South Carolina’s four House GOP freshmen have learned quickly that the state’s first-in-the-South primary can be an invaluable stepping stone for ambitious members of Congress. Together, they have thrown themselves full-force into the high-stakes contest, catapulting themselves to prominence.
Congressman Jeff Duncan Visits Greenwood
Congressman Jeff Duncan visited his 3rd Congressional District throughout the past week, stopping in Greenwood on Thursday. GwdToday had a chance to talk to the Congressman and get his thoughts on some recent events in Washington, the new year, and more.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan finished his first year in Congress without becoming what some describe as “Washingtonized.”
“I couldn’t have asked for a better delegation to serve with...We proved the pundits wrong who said we were going to become Washingtonized. We were steadfast and resolved to deal with issues of Washington.” Overall, Duncan said the issues he brings up in Congress are a result of what his constituents want to address. Even with the stresses of battling a Democratic president and continuous debt concerns, Duncan said he enjoys his job and considers it an honor to serve the people of the third congressional district. “It’s a humbling experience for me...and I look forward to continue serving.”
Citing Persecution of Christians, Gus Bilirakis Takes Aim at Aid to Egypt
Last week seven Republicans, including U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan, sent a letter urging Congress to set conditions on American taxpayer dollars being sent to Egypt. “At a time when the U.S. is struggling to balance our budget and get our nation on a path to fiscal sustainability, it is unacceptable to continue to provide unconditional military aid to a country that disregards the basic principles of human rights and religious freedom.”
Duncan Focused on Short-Term Spending Cuts
South Carolina 3rd District Congressman Jeff Duncan says he is focused on short term spending. Because Congress has yet to approve the year’s budget, a continuing resolution has the government funded through November 18. Duncan said his immediate focus is on the next continuing resolution.
House Moves Ahead with Bill Limiting NLRB
The House on Thursday morning approved a rule setting the terms of debate for H.R. 2587, which would prohibit the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) from ordering companies to close up shop or relocate employment.
Duncan Addresses Debt, Jobs at Tri-County Tech
Congressman Jeff Duncan, who represents South Carolina's 3rd District, addressed job creation and the U.S. debt ceiling among other issues facing the nation Thursday afternoon at the Easley-Powdersville Chamber of Commerce joint luncheon at Tri-County Technical College in Easley.
Conservative Group Gives GOP Leaders Low Marks, Citing Debt-Ceiling Vote
Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) and Rep. Jeffrey Duncan (R-S.C.) most closely approximate the group’s conservative ideal in the two chambers.